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Yeah somehow I think you would have a different opinion if Chrome offered users a performance boost only on Google owned websites.

• wtallis 6y ago
  If Chrome didn't allow the user to configure that same performance boost to work on other websites, then Chrome would be failing to operate as a user agent.
• jannes 6y ago
  They literally did that already when they came up with QUIC (before it was public). They had private implementations only supported by Google webservers and Chrome.
• Nemo_bis 6y ago
  It already does though? :) https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/performance/http2/ https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/performance/h...
  • symlinkk 6y ago
    HTTP/2 is an open standard that is implemented in many languages already, so that’s not the same thing at all :)